LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Brisbane Broncos winger Selwyn Cobbo has emerged as a potential target for Papua New Guinea's new NRL team as uncertainty surrounds his future at the Broncos.
With salary cap constraints and other players already securing contract extensions, Cobbo's position at the club is uncertain.
Former Broncos great Corey Parker believes Cobbo could command a significant salary if he were to explore other options.
There are speculations that Cobbo could be the "first big-name signing" for the PNG team, with reports suggesting he may sign a lucrative deal with them.
Despite receiving praise from coach Maguire, Cobbo's future at the Broncos remains uncertain as he may be offered a deal that falls short of his market value.
Reporter Ben Dobbin shared that Cobbo could sign a one-year deal with Brisbane before potentially moving to PNG.
The introduction of PNG into the NRL competition in 2028 could shake up the league's landscape, providing opportunities for young talents like Cobbo to showcase their skills.
If Cobbo decides to join the PNG team, he would have the chance to make a significant impact and potentially earn a lucrative contract.
The move could offer Cobbo a fresh start and an opportunity to thrive in a new environment.
With interest from multiple clubs and the prospect of a high-profile signing for PNG, Cobbo's future in the NRL and potential move to Papua New Guinea will be something to watch closely in the coming months.